The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-22
PERSONAL.

THE health of Minister McLane's wife contin-
ucs in prccaHlous state.
ALLAN ARTHUR, son of the late ex-President
Arthur has arrived at Paris.
MARsHAL IMAGINATION is concluding his me
moirs entitled The Journal of My Life"
Mn. Iuv1Sc's friends say that the actors
profits for the last year will not fall short OF
$4,000.
GUPEuARDT looks forward to one winter il,
Paris before be- Ginning her three years tour of
the world.
SENATOR Quay is not a great orator, but he is
rcput"d to he one Of the most tcrse and yigor-
Gus Of writer's
DIRECTOR HOLMAN, according to the testimony
of an intimate friend, proposes TO end his Con
gressonal career with the present Congress.
NEAL Dow has accepted an invitation to de
liver an address on prohibition in Massachu-
setts, he will then take part in the canvass in
New York
EX Gov SHEPHERD says he has succeeded
Splcudidlv " ith his mines at Batopolis. Mex,
and will continue the work, but viii reside III
Washington
LADY BuRDETr CoUTrs has been received back
into Queen Victories favor. Since her mar
riagc to hcr youthful husband the Baroness has
been perSls,ently snubbed at court.
WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT, who is still in Lon
don, has leased Beaufort Castle, Lord Loyats
new and picturesque seat in Inverness, for two
months at n rental of $4,000. II is said to be
the very ideal OF q sporting estate.
MINISTER HUBnARD writes TO the state De-
partmcnt that the English are recovering their
lost ground in Japan, and before long may be
expected TO take the reins from the Germans,
who have mad everything Tor some years back.
QUEEN VICTORIA has contributed numerous
relics to the IUy Stuart Terceutenary Tx
hihtion ut Peterborough; among them a Bible
with the Queen % Scots autograph, and print
of the Queen and Lord DaInley, OF which only
three copies exist.
THE ladies Of st. Louis, anticipating the Presi.
dents acceptance of the invitation to visit the
city during Fair week, are making special prep
aratiOnS for the entertainment OF Mrs. Cieye-
land. 4 grand reception ard banquet have been
projected for the occasion
FRANK VINCENT, who wrote "The Land Of the
White Elephant, has just returned from *, 900
mile journey in South America, whore he had
been in every capital and important seaport and
explored many leagues Of unknown territory.
He is quiet man. tall and slim. with dark
brown moustache and q well-tauned face.
AccoRniSo TO an old custom George W. Childs
is acting during the summer as sexton at the
little Episcopal church at Elberon, \. j. He
seats visitors who have no pews Of their own
and also passes the contribution box. Mr.
Childs Is very proud of his office, and will not
accept any other in the gift Of the little church
Thomas ApoLpHus TRoILqrE, who has been
residing in Italy for moro than thirty years, is
about 20 return to England and has taken n
house ut Budleigh Salterton, in DevOnshirr Mr.
/. A. Iroilope was for long time the Italian
correspondent II the Daily NeJrs, first az Flor
ence and subsequently, at Rome and he has
written several capital novels, none Of which
however gained as much popularity as the
works of his younger brother Anthony, who by
the way, was indebted to '''r. A." for the plot OF
Or Thornc, one Of his most successful stories
i may be hoped that Mr. Trollope will some
day publish bis "reminiscences Of landor. Lever
aR3 nltny other political and litcs1rf celebrities
with whom lie enjoyed mucu intercourse